1. How many Passport Acceptance Facilities are in Nebraska?

As of May 2020, there are 27 Passport Acceptance Facilities located in Nebraska.

2. What is the mission of Nebraska’s Passport Acceptance Facilities?

The mission of Nebraska’s Passport Acceptance Facilities is to help applicants obtain a U.S. passport by verifying their identity and citizenship, and to ensure that all passport requirements are met. They provide customer service and assist customers in completing the necessary forms. The facilities also help applicants with passport photos and expedite services when needed.

3. How can I find the closest Passport Acceptance Facility to me in Nebraska?

You can find the closest Passport Acceptance Facility to you in Nebraska by using the Department of State’s online tool. Go to the website travel.state.gov and type “Passport Acceptance Facility Search” in the search bar. Then enter your city, state, and zip code in the search fields. The website will list all of the facilities in your area and provide their contact information.

4. Who manages Nebraska’s Passport Acceptance Facilities?

The Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) manages all of Nebraska’s Passport Acceptance Facilities.

5. How much does it cost to use a Passport Acceptance Facility in Nebraska?

The cost for using a Passport Acceptance Facility in Nebraska depends on the specific facility. Some passport acceptance facilities may require a fee for their services, while others may be free.

6. What documentation do I need to bring to a Passport Acceptance Facility in Nebraska?

When applying for a passport at a Passport Acceptance Facility in Nebraska, applicants must present proof of U.S. citizenship in the form of a certified copy of a birth certificate, naturalization certificate, or consular report of birth abroad; a valid government-issued photo ID such as a driver’s license or military ID; two passport photos; a completed passport application; and the appropriate passport fees.

7. Where can I find information about passport fees and applications at Nebraska’s Passport Acceptance Facilities?

You can find information about passport fees and applications at Nebraska’s Passport Acceptance Facilities on the U.S. Department of State website. Here is the link to the information: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/passports/requirements/fees/nebraska.html

8. What are the hours of operation for Nebraska’s Passport Acceptance Facilities?

Most Nebraska Passport Acceptance Facilities are open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. However, some facilities may have different hours of operation, so it is best to contact a facility directly for their specific hours.

9. Is there an age requirement for using Passport Acceptance Facilities in Nebraska?

Yes, according to Nebraska State law, applicants for a US passport must be at least 16 years old.

10. How often are Nebraska’s Passport Acceptance Facilities inspected and accredited?

The Nebraska passport acceptance facilities are inspected and accredited every two years.

11. Are appointments required at Nebraska’s Passport Acceptance Facilities?

Yes, appointments are required at Nebraska’s Passport Acceptance Facilities. Appointments can be made online, over the phone, or in person, depending on the facility.

12. Are there special services offered at Nebraska’s Passport Acceptance Facilities?

Yes, some of Nebraska’s Passport Acceptance Facilities offer special services like passport photographs, passport renewals, and additional passport pages.

13. What is the process for obtaining a passport at a Nebraska Passport Acceptance Facility?

To obtain a passport at a Nebraska Passport Acceptance Facility, applicants must:
1. Fill out the DS-11 passport application form in black ink
2. Present evidence of U.S. citizenship, such as a birth certificate or naturalization certificate
3. Show proof of identity, such as a valid driver’s license or government-issued ID card
4. Provide two passport photos
5. Provide payment for the application fee and, if applicable, execution fee
6. Submit the application materials in person at a passport acceptance facility.
Once the application is accepted, the passport will be mailed to the applicant, usually within four to six weeks.

14. What is the wait time for obtaining a passport at a Nebraska Passport Acceptance Facility?

The wait time for obtaining a passport at a Nebraska Passport Acceptance Facility can vary depending on the facility, the time of year, and the type of service needed. Generally, for routine service, it can take up to 4-6 weeks, and for expedited service, it can take up to 3 weeks.

15. Are there any additional fees when using a Nebraska Passport Acceptance Facility?

No, there are no additional fees when using a Nebraska Passport Acceptance Facility.

16. Do I need to bring copies of documents when visiting a Nebraska Passport Acceptance Facility?

Yes, you must bring two copies of all documents that you are providing to the acceptance facility. This includes copies of your birth certificate, driver’s license, marriage license (if applicable) and other identity documents.

17. Is there a fee for expedited passports at Nebraska’s Passport Acceptance Facilities?

Yes, there is a fee for the expedited service. The fee is $60 in addition to the passport application fee.

18. How long does it take to get an expedited passport using a Nebraska Passport Acceptance Facility?

Expedited passports can be processed in as little as 8 business days, depending on the facility.

19. Are there any restrictions on taking photographs at a Nebraska Passport Acceptance Facility?

Yes, photographing or recording of any kind is prohibited in the Nebraska Passport Acceptance Facility. Additionally, cameras, cell phones, and other recording devices are not allowed to be used inside the facility.

20. Does Nebraska offer passport renewal services at its Passport Acceptance Facilities?

No. Nebraska does not offer passport renewal services at its Passport Acceptance Facilities. However, applicants may renew their passport by mail if they meet the requirements for doing so.